Search for dissertations about: "Piezoelectric Force Sensor"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 11 swedish dissertations containing the words Piezoelectric Force Sensor.
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1. Synthesis, Characterization and Applications of Metal Oxide Nanostructures
Abstract : The main objective of nanotechnology is to build self-powered nanosystems that are ultrasmall in size, exhibit super sensitivity, extraordinary multi functionality, and extremely low power consumption. As we all know that 21st century has brought two most important challenges for us. One is energy shortage and the other is global warming. READ MORE
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2. Resonance sensor technology for detection of prostate cancer
Abstract : Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer in men in Europe and the USA. Some prostate tumours are regarded as stiffer than the surrounding normal tissue, and therefore it is of interest to be able to reliably measure prostate tissue stiffness. The methods presently used to detect prostate cancer are inexact, and new techniques are needed. READ MORE
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3. Superconducting kinetic inductance devices for nanoscale force sensing
Abstract : In this thesis, we present a force sensor for atomic force microscopy based on cavity optomechanical principles. We explain the function, design, fabrication and characterisation of the force sensor. The mechanical part of the force sensor consists of a cantilever with a very fine tip. READ MORE
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4. Tactile sensing of prostate cancer : a resonance sensor method evaluated using human prostate tissue in vitro
Abstract : Prostate cancer is the most frequent type of cancer in men in Europe and the USA. The methods presently used to detect and diagnose prostate cancer are inexact, and new techniques are needed. READ MORE
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5. Vibrational energy harvesting for sensors in vehicles
Abstract : The miniaturization of semiconductor technology and reduction in power requirements have begun to enable wireless self-sufficient devices, powered by ambient energy. To date the primary application lies in generating and transmitting sensory data. READ MORE